2012 Ford Focus MkII on sale in Australia from $19,990 drive away

Brett Davis

Ford Australia has announced a price drop of up to $2410 with the introduction of the 2012 Ford Focus MkII. The MkII range officially goes on sale today.

The main update with the new model is the option of a manual transmission for the Ambiente sedan. It’s available for a limited time, along with the hatch, for $19,990 drive away. The new Sport manual and Trend manual are also available at drive-away prices, from $27,490 and $22,890, respectively.

Focus models come with either a 2.0-litre naturally aspirated four-cylinder petrol engine producing 125kW and 202Nm, or a TDCi 2.0-litre turbo-diesel producing 120kW and 340Nm.

All Focus variants come with Ford’s new SYNC multimedia platform which include connections to USB and iPod devices, as well as Bluetooth compatibility with music streaming.

David Katic, general marketing manager at Ford Australia, recently spoke about the new model, saying,

“With the increase of standard equipment in Focus MkII including the in-car connectivity technology of Ford SYNC, Focus was already great value. Now with a new reduced price and drive-away prices on select models, Focus is outstanding value and clearly a smart choice.

“Since we introduced the Focus MkII, Ambiente sedan came with automatic transmission as standard. Now, with the option of a manual transmission and a revised MLP, Focus sedan is available to customers at a more competitive entry point.”

Pricing for the Ford Focus MkII range is as follows:

Hatch

Engine

Transmission

Current MLP

New MLP

Change

Ambiente

1.6L Ti-VCT

5-spd manual

$21,990

$20,290

-$1,700

6-spd PowerShift auto

$24,290

$22,590

-$1,700

Trend

2.0L GDi
Ti-VCT

5-spd manual

$24,490

$22,290

-$2,200

6-spd PowerShift auto

$26,790

$24,590

-$2,200

2.0L TDCi

6-spd PowerShift auto

$30,500

$28,090

-$2,410

Sport

2.0L GDi
Ti-VCT

5-spd manual

$27,890

$25,890

-$2,000

6-spd PowerShift auto

$30,190

$28,190

-$2,000

2.0L TDCi

6-spd PowerShift auto

$33,690

$31,690

-$2,000

Titanium

 

2.0L GDi
Ti-VCT

6-spd PowerShift auto

$33,840

$32,990

-$850

2.0L TDCi

$37,340

$36,490

-$850

Sedan

Engine

Transmission

Current MLP

New MLP

Change

Ambiente

1.6L Ti-VCT

5-spd manual

N/A

$20,290

6-spd PowerShift auto

$24,290

$22,590

-$1,700

Trend

2.0L GDi Ti-VCT

6-spd PowerShift auto

$26,790

$24,590

-$2,200

2.0L TDCi

$30,500

$28,090

-$2,410

Titanium

2.0L GDi Ti-VCT

6-spd PowerShift auto

$33,840

$32,990

-$850
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